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Know about differenttypes of CNC machining techniques

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2022-07-28 11:14

Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining is an important manufacturing technique used to shape metals or other materials such as plastic into different desired specifications. In addition to adding, cutting or removing material, CNC machining helps achieve the desired form with minimum efforts. Different machining patterns, blades, and axes are used for processes such as turning, milling, and so on to get the best results. These machining techniques have emerged to improve energy efficiency, limit the generation of byproducts, and overcome machining errors associated with traditional machining. Owing to their increasing popularity, today, it is easy to find several machining shops specializing in different CNC machining services. This post highlights a few commonly used CNC machining services and their applications.

So do you know what types of CNC machining technology there are?

一，3 axis, 4 axis , 3+2 axis  CNC milling parts

CNC milling is a mostly common used processing technique that can manufacture complex and multi-structure plastic and metal parts in short time.With the versatile flexibility it is used for funtional and appearance prototypes.

二，Simultaneous 5 axis CNC milling part

Simultaneous 5-axis  CNC milling is an advanced processing technique that can manufacture high-precision and complex part. Every part will be perfectly splendid machined by 5 axis milling.

三，CNC Turning parts

CNC Turning is used to process the create turned parts by rotating the rod material against a cutting tool, it is commonly used for functional prototypes and end-use parts with axial and radial holes, flats, grooves, and slots. If your parts design has symmetrical cylindrical or spherical features.

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